New Hire Classes and Drops
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The classes are separate. Returning pilots go to 1 week of "Redoc", which starts on Monday. New hires go to 2 weeks of "BI", which starts on Tuesday. Not much overlap. My unconfirmed intel suggest each Redoc class is normally limited to about 9 returnees (max). Based on posts in this forum, the BI classes seem to have about 31 or 32, so the pilot training load in Denver is about 40 pilots per cycle. I believe the Feb 5th Redoc class had about 9 returnees and I think the Feb 19th Redoc class will have about 6 returnees...but all of this is based on 2nd hand info.
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#47
How many furloughees are still out there?
When is the final ‘last call’ when they have to accept recall or lose their chance?
I know it would be a guess, but what percentage do you think will accept recall?
As reference, the final group of the furloughed exTWA AA pilots had significantly less than 50% that accepted ‘last call’.
When is the final ‘last call’ when they have to accept recall or lose their chance?
I know it would be a guess, but what percentage do you think will accept recall?
As reference, the final group of the furloughed exTWA AA pilots had significantly less than 50% that accepted ‘last call’.
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#49
How many furloughees are still out there?
When is the final ‘last call’ when they have to accept recall or lose their chance?
I know it would be a guess, but what percentage do you think will accept recall?
As reference, the final group of the furloughed exTWA AA pilots had significantly less than 50% that accepted ‘last call’.
When is the final ‘last call’ when they have to accept recall or lose their chance?
I know it would be a guess, but what percentage do you think will accept recall?
As reference, the final group of the furloughed exTWA AA pilots had significantly less than 50% that accepted ‘last call’.
UAL furloughed 1437 and CAL furloughed 147. So thats a pretty high return percentage.
#50
Just for clarification, the return percentage for the exTWA AA Pilots I was saying was of the very ‘last call’ batch.
There were well over a thousand that returned in previous years. There were a few hundred that declined and came off the list in previous years. I am not talking about them.
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